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Class of 2016 First Year out Survey Report School of Nursing Class of 2016 First Year Out Survey Report School of Nursing, Health and Exercise Science TCNJ Career Center Roscoe West 102 [email protected] 609.771.2161https://career.tcnj.edu/tcnj-one-year-out-survey/ 1 Career Center Highlights & Engaging in the Possibilities Our center supports the College's mission by fostering an environment that encourages students' career development through academic, leadership and experiential education. Optimal student collaborations are built and enhanced through meaningful relations with Alumni, employers and representatives of post graduate education. All of our services and events assist in the integrated transformative total student experience and enhance opportunities for mentored internships as well as provide opportunities for students to connect with potential employers, internship supervisors and graduate professional representatives to articulate “their story.” Outcome: #12 Princeton Review Best Career Services for 2016 Student Contacts 12,572 students come in contact with the Career Center (this does not include CE Intern coordination or Student Employment). 1,730 students participated in the Career Center for Open Hours (primarily for Resume Review), meeting with trained Peer Educators, Career Counselors or graduate career counseling interns. 909 students participated in career counseling appointments. 764 students explore options, skills and values through on-line assessment tools-Focus 2, MBTI or Strong. Satisfaction survey indicates students gain 2 additional resources and the session meets or exceeds expectations. Students use a mock interview tool to evaluate the interview. Employers have rated students higher in FY16 from FY 15 in articulating their career goals and experiences. 3,237 students participated in 133 workshops or integrated classroom activities. The workshops are on topics such as career exploration, networking , professional development, interviewing skills, internships, utilizing social media, job search skills, use of the on line system, Lionslink/on line resources Career Days, Site Visits & Networking Events 943 students attended the 2 career fairs (Spring and Fall) with 354 representatives from business, non-profit, government and graduate/professional school. National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE) reported between the 2014-15 and 2015-16 academic years, the median number of organizations participating in career fairs jumped from 125 to 148, an indicator of an improved labor market for new college graduates. TCNJ event participation continues to be higher than the average. 320 students attended 1 of the 6 networking events: the Annual Engineering and Computer Science Meet & Greet, PharmaTech Symposium, HSS Networking, Non Profit Networking, Accounting Meet & Greet, Nursing Network and DC Career Day. Approximately, 30% of employers attending networking & recruiting events are TCNJ Alumni. 2 site visits involving 20 students visited Sparta Systems, Hamilton NJ and Isles, Trenton NJ gaining insight into the culture, innovation and potential opportunities. 3 students gained internships from this experience Each semester the Career Center facilitates an interactive Career Planning course through HSS with 24 students. Student feedback is extremely positive and guest speakers are a mainstay of the course. 121 students attend a business etiquette program, Dining Out In Professional Style. A consultant walks us through a 4 course meal while representatives from industries keep a lively conversation at the tables. Students leave with 1-2 new tips or strategies for the interview over lunch. 250 students attended information sessions and employer roundtables from 57 organizations. Leadership & Internship Opportunities 4-6 Peer Career Educators are students who receive 10 hours of training on resume writing/cover letters and career services and assist in the open hours (which continue to gain popularity) The College Enhancement Internship program is housed in the Career Center where 33 interns participate in an internship within 22 departments of the College completing project based work as well as participate in an on boarding program, 3 leadership trainings, written reflection and “Connections.” Internships& Recruitment The one year out survey, respondents reported spending 2-3 semesters in internships or other experiential opportunities. Over 250 organizations provided 3986 on campus student interviews in FY16. Over 500 organizations posted positions with 8,000 TCNJ candidates’ resumes distributed. Employer development increased recruitment partnerships with AstraZeneca, JPMorgan Chase, Merck, Sobel, iCIMS, Intel, Seimens, Nayak, NDI, Whiting-Turner, NJ School Districts and One Simple Wish. 2 Table of Contents TCNJ Excerpt…………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 School Report …………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Appendix A: Average Salaries………………………………………………………………………… 6 Appendix B: Job Titles and Employers……………………………………………………………… 7 Appendix C: Graduate Schools and Programs of Study…………………………………………… 9 3 Take a look at our 2016 TCNJ Alumni Post-Graduation Activity Summary 894/1689 (53%) of graduates responded to the survey. In an effort to respond to declining response rates, the Career Center incorporated data obtained through immediate response surveys from the School of Business, the School of Engineering, the School of Arts & Communication and data from the Admissions Clearinghouse. As a result of the information obtained, all 894 respondents provided both graduate school and employment information. 98.9% reported they were employed full-time or part-time and/or attending graduate/professional school. Of the respondents, 1.1% were not working or attending graduate/professional school. Experiential Learning/Internships 65.8% (416/632) of survey respondents indicated they had participated in an internship for one or more semesters. Of this group, 53.4% (222/416) had an internship for 2 or more semesters. 65.4% (155/237) secured at least one semester of a paid internship and 56.8% (125/220) had at least one unpaid internship. 57.1% (137/240) had indicated an internship for at least one semester for academic credit and 60% (140/235) indicated an internship for at least one semester for no credit. 38.1% (94/247) of respondents indicated their internship experience secured them employment after graduation. Other experiential opportunities included: 16.7% (96/576) indicated they had one or more semesters of student teaching; 7.2% (41/570) indicated they had one or more clinical experiences; 6.2% (35/569) indicated participation in MUSE; 20.5% (117/571) indicated participation in TCNJ sponsored research and 7% (40/570) indicated participation in non-TCNJ sponsored research. TCNJ Career Preparation & Graduate Expectations 354 respondents rated how well they felt TCNJ prepared them for their careers. 341 (96.3%) rated their preparedness between Average and Excellent, and of this group 265 (77.7%) rated their preparedness between Above Average and Excellent. Top Employers – Of the 625 respondents who provided their place of work, the Top Employers were: 1. Johnson and Johnson (12) 9. EY (4) 17. L’Oreal (3) 2. JP Morgan Chase & Co. (8) 10. Crowe Horwath (4) 18. Bank of America (3) 3. TCNJ (8) 11. CareKinesis Pharmacy (4) 19. Aerotek (3) 4. Bloomberg LP (7) 12. Emergency Med. Assoc. (4) 20. ADP (3) 5. Deloitte, LLP (6) 13. West Windsor-Plainsboro Reg SD (4) 6. City Year - AmeriCorps (6) 14. PNC Bank (3) 7. PwC (5) 15. Lockheed Martin (3) 8. Freedom Mortgage (5) 16. ETS (3) Salary Information The average salary for graduates of the Class of ‘16 was $55,341. This was a 10% increase from 2015. Average salaries by school: Schools A&C Business Education Engineering HSS N&HES Science Average Salary $49,761 $59,142 $48,661 $63,750 $48,241 $61,333 $56,145 2016 Average Salary $41,143 $55,791 $43,409 $59,444 $42,356 $56,209* $51,716 2015 The following academic majors, with more than one graduate reporting, had the highest reported average salaries: 1. Computer Science (8), $87,500 6. Engineering Science (5), $64,500 2. Electrical Engineering (3), $79,167 7. Finance (44), $62,386 3. Computer Engineering (7), $72,500 8. Interactive Multimedia (12), $61,667 4. Biomedical Engineering (7), $65,357 9. Accounting (35), $60,643 5. Nursing (27), $65,277 10. Civil Engineering (7), 60,357 Graduate School Summary Of 758 respondents, 256 (33.8%) indicated they attended graduate school within the first year. 60% of respondents indicated they were not attending graduate/professional school and 6.2% were undecided regarding attending. Of the 252 respondents who reported the graduate school they were attending, the Top Graduate/Professional Schools were: 1. Rutgers University (41) 5. Drexel University (6) 9. Seton Hall University (5) 2. TCNJ (39)* 6. Kean University (6) 10. Fairleigh Dickinson University (4) 3. University of Pennsylvania (11) 7. Montclair State University (5) 11. Johns Hopkins University (4) 4. University of Delaware (7) 8. Penn State (5) 12. SUNY (4) 4 Class of 2016 – School of Nursing, Health, & Exercise Science Post-Graduation Activity Employment 50% (72/143) of School of Nursing, Health, and Exercise Science graduates completed the survey. Of the 72 respondents, 58 (81%) indicated that they are currently employed full-time or part-time. Function of Employment 32 graduates specified which functions their careers fell into: 1 (3.1%) in Business 25 (78.1%) in Nursing 3 (9.4%) in Education 1 (3.1%) in Other fields 2 (6.3%) in Health Services Average Salaries
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